The Georgetown Cricket Association/ Ramchand Auto Spares Survival Group of Companies Under-19 50-over semi-finals will be played today.
Transport Sports Club will take on Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) on home soil from 9.30 am. This high-profile match is set to be one of the most anticipated clashes with Transport to be led by national youth captain, Alvin Mohabir. The squad also features Mohabir’s younger brother and national under-15 captain, Dave. The Latif siblings are also in the mix as well as Shiloh Adams and Myhiem Khan.
The likes of national youth players Mavindra Dindyal and Zachary Jodah are set to take the field as well as Aryan Persaud, Deonarine Dindyal, Dhanesh Persaud, Joash Charles, Krsna Singh, Rivaldo Phillips and Thaddeus Lovell.
In the second match, the Romeo Deonarain-led 4R Lions will battle Bel Air Rubis at the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) ground, Camp Ayanganna.
Meanwhile, the GCA/New Building Society, second-division, 40-over tournament will see Police clashing with Diplomats at Eve Leary from 11 hours while hosts, Queen’s College will take on the Muslim Youth Organisation (MYO). Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) will host Everest Cricket Club to complete the matches billed today.
Tomorrow, the tournament continues with Malteenoes Sports Club facing Positive Foundation Agricola at Malteenoes, GCC battling the Guyana Defence Force at Camp Ayanganna, MYO going toe-to-toe with Sophia at Police, Transport locking horns with the Guyana National Industrial Corporation at Transport, DCC going up against Bel Air Rubis at DCC and Diplomats matching up against Ace Warriors at Queen’s College.
